The winds of change continue to blow through Boulder as several Colorado Buffaloes players have decided to enter the transfer portal. For Coach Deion Sanders, this wave of departures represents both challenges and opportunities as he reshapes his roster for the Buffs second Big 12 season.

Needing to replace talent at several key position groups, head coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes are expected to be active participants in the college football transfer portal this offseason.

The Colorado Buffaloes will continue making waves in the transfer portal, and with head coach Deion Sanders at the helm, the program will always draw top-tier talent. With quarterback Kaidon Salter and wide receivers Johntay Cook and Joseph Williams possibly on the radar,

Payton Kirkland, a towering 6-foot-6, 380-pound offensive tackle, has entered the transfer portal after a brief stint with the Colorado Buffaloes. The Orlando, Florida native, who was a four-star recruit out of Dr.

Colorado football and Deion Sanders plan to hit the transfer portal hard. These six names look strongly appealing to the Buffaloes.

The NCAA transfer portal officially opens on Dec. 9, but that hasn't stopped players from announcing their intentions to leave their current programs, Utah State included.

Colorado Buffaloes offensive lineman Tyler Johnson has officially entered the transfer portal, marking the end of his brief tenure in Boulder. The 6-foot-5, 325-pound All-American guard joined Colorado last year as part of a wave of transfers brought in to rebuild the team under head coach Deion Sanders.